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Launch a token from any post on X, on pons. One click, no wallet to connect. Ponspree puts two buttons on every post on X. Insta Launch reads the post, names the token with AI, and launches it in one click. Launch opens a form first, so you set the name, ticker, description, picture and what it pairs against yourself. Tokens launch on pons v2, on Robinhood Chain. HOW THE WALLET WORKS Ponspree creates a wallet in your browser the first time you open it. You choose a password, and the private key is encrypted with it before it is stored. The key never leaves your browser, is never sent to any server, and is never readable by any page on x.com. There is no seed phrase to type in, no wallet to connect, and no popup to approve for every launch. You can back the key up, import one you already have, keep several accounts and switch between them, and withdraw your balance to any address at any time. WHAT A LAUNCH COSTS A little over two dollars. The launchpad charges 0.0005 ETH, the network charges gas, and Ponspree charges 0.0001 ETH. The cost panel on the timeline itemises all three before you press anything, so you can see exactly what goes where. Every bit of our fee buys $PONSPREE and burns it. WHAT IT PAIRS WITH ETH, the USDG dollar stablecoin, or one of 54 tokenised stocks including Tesla, Apple, NVIDIA and GameStop. A memecoin paired with GME graduates in GME. WHAT IT SENDS, AND WHERE To name a token, the post's text and image are sent to our own naming service, which asks Claude for a name, ticker and description. Nothing else about you goes with it. Chain reads and the signed transaction go to the Robinhood Chain RPC. Your private key is part of neither. The full privacy policy is at ponspree.com/privacy.
Sep 17, 2026
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